Quick answer

For a classic literary feel with a modern illustrated twist, choose the Anthony Browne Alice poster. If you prefer vintage or surrealist interpretations, look for other editions.

What makes the Anthony Browne poster special?

This poster was created to celebrate the 1988 publication of Anthony Browne's illustrated edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It is folded in thirds and measures 12.5" x 22", making it a narrow vertical piece that fits well beside a bookshelf or door frame.

Trade-offs to consider

The poster is promotional, not a fine-art print, so it has a slight fold mark that may matter to collectors seeking pristine condition. Its size and orientation limit placement options compared to standard square or landscape posters.

How to choose your Alice poster style

  • Anthony Browne poster: Best for fans of modern illustrated editions who want a piece directly tied to a specific book release. Its narrow vertical shape fits tight spaces like a hallway or beside a door.
  • Vintage or surrealist Alice posters: If you prefer original Tenniel engravings or surrealist interpretations by artists like Salvador Dalí, look for prints from other publishers. These are more widely available in standard sizes and often on heavier paper.
  • Display considerations: Use a frame with a mat to minimize the appearance of the fold on the Browne poster. For vintage posters, consider UV-protective glass to prevent fading. Check the poster's dimensions and fold status before ordering to ensure it fits your frame and wall space.

Product facts

  • Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Promotional poster for the 1988 Anthony Browne illustrated edition, folded in thirds, 12.5" x 22". The fold and narrow proportions make it a unique, conversation-starting piece for a narrow wall, but the fold may deter those wanting a flat, seamless display.

    Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

    Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Which one fits you?

Best for

  • Collectors of Anthony Browne's work who want a direct tie to his 1988 edition
  • Those with a narrow vertical wall space who appreciate promotional art

Not for

  • Buyers seeking a flat, unfolded print in a standard size
  • Fans of original Tenniel illustrations who prefer classic Victorian style